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Evaluating a New Danish Sentiment Resource: the Danish Sentiment Lexicon, DSL
In this paper, we evaluate a new sentiment lexicon for Danish, the Danish Sentiment Lexicon (DSL), to gain input regarding how to carry out the final adjustments of the lexicon.
DanNet2: Extending the coverage of adjectives in DanNet based on thesaurus data (project presentation)
We describe the methodology and initial work of semi-automatically transferring adjectives from the Danish Thesaurus to the wordnet with the aim of easily enlarging the coverage from 3, 000 to approx.
An empirically grounded expansion of the supersense inventory
We cover the expansion of the already-established supernsense inventory for nouns and verbs, the addition of coarse supersenses for adjectives in absence of a canonical supersense inventory, and super-senses for verbal satellites.
Compiling a Suitable Level of Sense Granularity in a Lexicon for AI Purposes: The Open Source COR Lexicon
We present The Central Word Register for Danish (COR), which is an open source lexicon project for general AI purposes funded and initiated by the Danish Agency for Digitisation as part of an AI initiative embarked by the Danish Government in 2020.
A Thesaurus-based Sentiment Lexicon for Danish: The Danish Sentiment Lexicon
The annotation task of the dataset included several steps, and was based on the comparison of synonyms and near synonyms within a semantic field.
ELEXIS - a European infrastructure fostering cooperation and information exchange among lexicographical research communities
The paper describes objectives, concept and methodology for ELEXIS, a European infrastructure fostering cooperation and information exchange among lexicographical research communities.
Towards a principled approach to sense clustering – a case study of wordnet and dictionary senses in Danish
Our aim is to develop principled methods for sense clustering which can make existing lexical resources practically useful in NLP – not too fine-grained to be operational and yet finegrained enough to be worth the trouble.
Building Sense Representations in Danish by Combining Word Embeddings with Lexical Resources
Our aim is to identify suitable sense representations for NLP in Danish.
A Multilingual Evaluation Dataset for Monolingual Word Sense Alignment
Aligning senses across resources and languages is a challenging task with beneficial applications in the field of natural language processing and electronic lexicography.
Towards a Gold Standard for Evaluating Danish Word Embeddings
The goal standard is applied for evaluating the {``}goodness{''} of six existing word embedding models for Danish, and it is discussed how a relatively low correlation can be explained by the fact that semantic similarity is substantially more challenging to model than relatedness, and that there seems to be a need for future human judgments to measure similarity in full context and along more than a single spectrum.
World Class Language Technology - Developing a Language Technology Strategy for Danish
Although Denmark is one of the most digitized countries in Europe, no coordinated efforts have been made in recent years to support the Danish language with regard to language technology and artificial intelligence.
The SemDaX Corpus ― Sense Annotations with Scalable Sense Inventories
The aim of the developed corpus is twofold: i) to assess the reliability of the different sense annotation schemes for Danish measured by qualitative analyses and annotation agreement scores, and ii) to serve as training and test data for machine learning algorithms with the practical purpose of developing sense taggers for Danish.
CLARA: A New Generation of Researchers in Common Language Resources and Their Applications
CLARA (Common Language Resources and Their Applications) is a Marie Curie Initial Training Network which ran from 2009 until 2014 with the aim of providing researcher training in crucial areas related to language resources and infrastructure.
The Strategic Impact of META-NET on the Regional, National and International Level
This article provides an overview of the dissemination work carried out in META-NET from 2010 until early 2014; we describe its impact on the regional, national and international level, mainly with regard to politics and the situation of funding for LT topics.
Creation of an Open Shared Language Resource Repository in the Nordic and Baltic Countries
The META-NORD project has contributed to an open infrastructure for language resources (data and tools) under the META-NET umbrella.
